Package com.luciad.format.arinc.model.communication

Interface ILcdARINCAerodromeCommunicationFeature

All Superinterfaces:
ILcdARINCCommunicationFeature, ILcdServiceFeature
public interface ILcdARINCAerodromeCommunicationFeature extends ILcdARINCCommunicationFeature
This interface extends the more general applicable features defined in the ILcdARINCCommunicationFeature interface with aerodrome specific features.

If a featured domain object contains a value for a feature, this value should comply with the terms specified in this interface.

This interface defines the features (properties) that can be requested through ILcdFeatured. A more preferred and generic way to access the properties of a domain object is through ILcdDataObject. The related class defining the available data object properties for an ARINC aerodrome communication is TLcdARINCAerodromeCommunicationDataProperties.

Since:
6.2
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  • Field Details

    • AERODROME_IDENTIFIER

      static final String AERODROME_IDENTIFIER
      The identifier of the corresponding aerodrome. The identifier is of the type String.
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    • ICAO_CODE

      static final String ICAO_CODE
      The two letter ICAO region of the aerodrome. For ICAO regions starting with a 'K', the second character is not unambiguous specified by the different formats. ARINC will use regions like K1, K2, etc. while DAFIF specifies regions like KZ, KA, etc. . The ICAO region is of the type String.
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    • SECTORIZATION_BEGIN_BEARING

      static final String SECTORIZATION_BEGIN_BEARING
      Defines the beginning bearing from the station. Beginning bearing is of the type Integer.
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    • SECTORIZATION_END_BEARING

      static final String SECTORIZATION_END_BEARING
      Defines the ending bearing from the station. Ending bearing is of the type Integer.
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    • SECTOR_FACILITY

      static final String SECTOR_FACILITY
      Define the Navaid or Airport upon which the information in the 'Sector' field (bearings) is based. Sector facility is of the type ILcdPoint.
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    • SECTOR_FACILITY_ICAO

      static final String SECTOR_FACILITY_ICAO
      The two letter ICAO region of the sector facility. For ICAO regions starting with a 'K', the second character is not unambiguous specified by the different formats. ARINC will use regions like K1, K2, etc. while DAFIF specifies regions like KZ, KA, etc. . The ICAO region is of the type String.
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    • DISTANCE_DESCRIPTION

      static final String DISTANCE_DESCRIPTION
      The Distance Description will designate whether a Communication frequency is to be used from the facility out to a specified distance or from a specified distance and beyond in the Airport Communication Record. Distance description is of the type TLcdDistanceDescription.
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    • COMMUNICATION_DISTANCE

      static final String COMMUNICATION_DISTANCE
      Defines the distance restriction a communication frequency is to be used within or beyond when such restrictions apply. Communication distance is of the type Integer.
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    • CALLSIGN

      static final String CALLSIGN
      The Call Sign field specifies the name of the facility being called. Call Sign is of the type String.
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    • CYCLE_DATE

      static final String CYCLE_DATE
      The calendar period in which the record was added to the file or last revised. A change in any ARINC 424 field, except Dynamic Magnetic Variation, Frequency Protection, Continuation Record Number and File Record Number, requires a cycle date change. The cycle date will not change if there is no change in the data. The first two digits of the field contain the last two digits of the year in which the addition or revision was made. The last two digits contain the numeric identity of the 28-day data update cycle during which the change occurred. Each calendar year contains 13 such cycles, however, on rare occasions 14 cycles will be encountered. The cycle date is of the type String.
      Since:
      2016.1.51
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